Jo March

blunt ambitious loyal imaginative rebellious

Second-eldest March sister; defined by her rejection of ladylike norms and pursuit of literary ambitions (vs. Meg’s conformity).

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Family and Literary Worlds

Also known as: Jo

Jo March's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

1 moments

S6E8 · The Mind Robber Part 3

Jamie discovers the Citadel’s narrative control

Not physically present, but inferred to be frustrated and longing, as her quoted dialogue reflects her dissatisfaction with poverty and the lack of presents. Her emotional state is one of restless ambition, tempered by the constraints of her Victorian-era reality.

Jo March is quoted indirectly through the ticker-tape machine, which displays an excerpt from Little Women: 'Christmas won't be Christmas without presents,' grumbled Jo, lying on the rug. Her voice …

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